Refugee Health
Challenges of Refugee Health Care: Perspectives of Medical Interpreters, Case Managers, and Pharmacists
... Using typical case sampling, case managers and medical interpreters who work with refugee patients in Milwaukee were invited via email to participate in both focus groups exploring challenges in refugee ...
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Florida Refugee Health Program Report
... a health screening rate of 93% for its over 28,000 eligible refugee ...for refugee health services and achieved a screening rate of ...eligible refugee arrivals was 26,041 and the RHP ...
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The Real Cost of Cutting Refugee Health Benefits: A Health Equity Impact Assessment
... cutting refugee health benefits 3 freedoms, and have civil society ...the refugee system by people who come from countries generally considered ...safe. Refugee claimants from DCOs would have ...
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A new clinic model for refugee health care: adaptation of cultural safety
... Additionally, refugee patients often arrive in groups with all the arrivals expecting to be seen by a healthcare provider in a US system that is organized for individual ...to refugee health care has ...
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Perceived barriers to success for resident physicians interested in immigrant and refugee health
... cover health issues that disproportionately and specifically affect im- migrant and refugee ...and refugee health likely requires dedicated funds as well as the re- cruitment of full-time ...
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Reflections on migrant and refugee health in Malaysia and the ASEAN region
... mandatory health insurance scheme (Skim Perlindungan Insurans Kesihatan Pekerja Asing, SPIKPA) offered by a consortium of private insurers overseen by the ...private health insurance scheme, ...
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West African refugee health in rural Australia: complex cultural factors that influence mental health
... Health and mental health practitioners in rural and regional Australia are increasingly being presented with the challenge of working cross-culturally. Due to a diversity of cultures, generic approaches are ...
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Use of country of birth as an indicator of refugee background in health datasets
... public health datasets provide an opportunity to investigate health care utilization and health outcomes among vulnerable groups of people, including those of refugee ...specialized ...
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of refugee and asylum seekers in the uk an information and resource pack for health workers
... comprising refugee health workers and refugees working as ...for health workers working clinically with refugees and asylum seekers, and for administrative staff (receptionists and ...of ...
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Factors affecting implementation of perinatal mental health screening in women of refugee background
... mental health, refugee health or both, or who were involved in the Monash Health refugee antenatal clinic were purposively ...healthcare: refugee health, pregnancy care ...
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Mental health first aid training for the Bhutanese refugee community in the United States
... of Health Equity & Refugee Health Program, and the federal Office of Refugee Resettlement ...mental health crisis, select interven- tions and provide initial help, and connect ...
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Utilization of outpatient services in refugee settlement health facilities: a comparison by age, gender, and refugee versus host national status
... of refugee camps are located in remote areas more than 15 km from the nearest national health ...to refugee camps prefer to seek care in the refugee health facilities, as they are much ...
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Migrant and refugee populations: a public health and policy perspective on a continuing global crisis
... seeking health- care may also help to understand and control the inter-country spread of antibiotic resistance ...[61]. Health as- sessment on arrival is a useful way of gaining an initial un- derstanding ...
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Refugee well being and mental health
... and health support provided within the system, are also a factor that impact on mental health problems (Murphy et ...of health services among asylum seekers and refugees is patchy (Crowley, ...access ...
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Development of mental health problems - a follow-up study of unaccompanied refugee minors
... mental health trajectories is stressful life events, particularly trauma ...mental health problems among this group of children ...unaccompanied refugee children may continue to experience ...
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The Redundant Refugee
... Arendt’s defiance strikes a chord with me as I reflect on the response to what has been termed the “refugee crisis” in Europe today. But comparisons should be cautiously drawn. This mass movement of people is not ...
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Does an oral health education program increase oral health literacy and access to dental care in a refugee population?
... the refugee assistance program as “all adults over 21 receive dental care related to trauma to the mouth, jaw, teeth, or other contiguous sites as a result of injury or when the absence of treatment would ...
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The Relationship Between Trauma, Acculturation, and Mental Health Symptoms in a Somali Refugee Community
... Lastly, future research may build upon this study by adding a qualitative component to better understand the process of acculturation and unique cultural variables related to mental health. During the data ...
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Diagnosing the Refugee Crisis
... of refugee markets. In practice, her arguments suggest that refugee markets involving non-EU countries may be especially problematic in this respect, owing to the lack of constraints on these countries’ ...
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A cross-sectional mixed-methods study of sexual and reproductive health knowledge, experiences and access to services among refugee adolescent girls in the Nakivale refugee settlement, Uganda
... Important sources of information on SRH for these adolescent girls were school and teachers. However, ado- lescents pointed out a few inadequacies related to the range of SRH topics taught, which were usually limited to ...
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